The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-21
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Office at Buffalo, Wyo.
1t Is rumored that Senator Stanford ha.
bought Floods block, at Market and Fourth
streets, San Francisco, for S15o. Coz. The
| purchase is said to be for the Central Pa
| cifc railroad, for depot purposes.
The Dublin Telegraph says that the gov
eminent has decided TO enforce the sun
preston clauses OF the Coercion bill and
that over two hundred branches Of the Ma.
tional Irish League will be Immediately
prohibited.
The National Association OF Local Preach
ers in session az Harrisburg, Pa, elected
G. b, Stemcn, of Fort Wayne, Ind, presi-
dent for the ensuing year. The next con-
venton Will be held at Columbus, O., in
September, lSSS.
The trial OF Sylvester Grauda, a code
PENDANT in the Haddock murder case. has
been indefinitely continued, as has that of
all the defendants except the chief one
The second trial of John Arensdorf has
been assigned for November Il.
The President has recognized Narcisso
Pcrcs Petinto as Consul OF Spain, at Savan-
nah, Ga.
AT the election held in Davidson County,
Tenn, the other day, to authorize the sub
scription of $500, 900 to the Midland railway,
the proposition was defeated by only 500
votes The Louisville a Nashville, who
control all the lines OF road running into
Nashville, opposed the subscription.
The New York Produce Exchange by a
vote of 81 to 50 decided to hold continuous
sessions from ten u. III. TO three p. N. here
after.
The miners having been granted their de-
mands, the Union Coal Company's collier
les, at ShamOkin, Pa, with the exception
Of the Hickory Swamp mine, have re-
sumed work.
The stock of Dobler &; Nudge, wholesale
paper dealers, Baltimore, was totally de-
strOyed by fire. Loss 500
Reports have been received from Malaga,
stating that there has been a great earth
quake there. IT caused panic among the
inhabitants, but did little damage. ."
Duringa festival which took place at
Rome, the other day, four bombs were
thrown in front of the Vatican, one Of
which entered the Papal barracks.
Henry Brewster, the noted carriage man.
ufacturer, New York city, died few days
ago, aged sixty-three. He was direct de-
sccHdant Of the Brewster who came over in
the MayGower.
NJ. ID. Ball United States Attorney for
Alaska, died on the steamer Ancon while
en- route TO Seattle, w. 4. His body was
shipped to Washington. Mrs Ball accom-
PANIED the remains.
The schedules in the assignment OF Will
lam I. Grovestccn and George ~. Pell
stock brokers, of New York city, who
made an assignment to Philip w. Harding
show Utilities, 81, 1853 So; nominal assets,
1924, 1873 -; actual assets, sS33 5000.
A sensation was caused in political cir
cles at Rochester, n. Y, the other evening,
by the appearance of Rev. J. A. Copeland
at the Union Labor Club meeting. He
avowcd himself for the George movement.
Mr.. Copeland has been one Of the leading
Prohibition workers, and last year was the
candidate of that party for Congress.
Hon. Will a. Strong, Secretary of State
of Louisiana from 1876 to 1884, has been
convicted OF cmbczz!emcnt at Baton Rouge.
Strong was the custodian Of tho ticket pa
per required by law TO be used in State
elections, and he collected from candidates
about 5000, which he failed to turn over
20 the State. He will appeal TO the SUI
prCmc Court
Counsel for the New York City Progress
sive Labor party applied TO Judge Van
Brunt for an alternate mandamus to res
Qulrc the police commits siOners to appoint
the men proposed by that party for inspect
ors Of election. Judge Van Brunt declined
to do so, but intimatcd that nc might grant
an Ofucf 10 snow cause. IL IS plUDa DAe Iudb
such an order will be asked for.
A Savannah, Ga, dispatch states that
Captain Stephen Lozicr, master of the
schooner Bcebc, committed suicide in his
rsom on board that vessel, the other day.
He had been suffering from dyspepsia, and
was worried about the delay in loading the
vessel. His home was in HaCEcusack, N.
j., where ne owned considerable property
and has grown children. lie was fifty
three years old.
a letter has been received from Henry
NJ. Stanley. dated June % He saws that at
Yamkombc there were five hundred slave
traders, half Of whom refused topay allegi-
ance 10 Tppoo lib, and the latter, reluctant
TO fight with old friends, asked the assist
anCc Of the State troops TO uphold his au-
thority as Governor Of the country. Stan
ley declares that he is confident that Tip
poo lib will prove himself worthy Of the
trust reposcd in him. Stanley writes that
he himself would soon leave the place he
was in and be unheard OF for several
months.
Jack Debose, the negro arrested on sus-
pCion Of numbering the Voolfolk family,
at Canton, Ga, has confessed his guilt. his
motive was revenge for alleged i'll treat
ment by Captain Voolfolk Debose claims
that he did not actually kill the people, but
three negro aCcomplices entered the house
and committed the 5utchery while Debose
watched outside. He says he saw Tom
Voolfolk jump from window and run for
his life. Tom, who has been under arrest
for the crime, will doubtless be released.
Mr. Timothy Harrrngton's searching ex-
animation Of the constables and police wit
nosses at Mtchclstown, Ireland, is eXcit-
ing widespread comment in the Tory
papers The police viciOusly resent MS